Podcasts about Carton

Jerry is in for Gio today on Boomer & Jerry! We start with the Mets throwing three Diamondbacks out at the plate in the first two innings, then dive into the MLB playoff picture and the AL East's postseason crowd. Before C-Lo's first update, Boomer channels Craig Carton yelling about Jaxson Dart risking preseason injury—prompting Jerry to ask if Boomer's on cocaine this morning. To cap off the hour, a caller calls out Boomer's bad memory regarding teams coming back from 20 games down to make the World Series.

Boomer does an impression of Craig Carton yelling about Jaxson Dart playing in pre-season games and risking injury.

Craig Carton questions the ethics of monetizing The Rizzler's viral fame and discusses the possibility of Najee Harris joining the New York Giants. He also shares a rumor about the lack of ice in Kevin Hart's "Cold as Balls" series and reflects on legendary figures from the Little League World Series. 01:20 - Costco And The Rizzler 05:55 - Carton's Kettlebell Transformation 09:20 - Aaron Glenn Coaching Debate 13:00 - Najee Harris Giants Update 18:30 - Raising Future Career Men 21:45 - Kevin Hart's Ice Fraud 25:30 - Little League Legend Stories 33:25 - Penn State Cocaine Scandal

Craig Carton is back on the Carton Show with Zach Gelb filling in for Chris McMonigle, and the Giants are front and center. Carton has a major question for John Harbaugh after Jaxson Dart was sent to the blue medical tent following a hard hit — why was the Giants' franchise quarterback put back into a meaningless preseason game? Carton argues that Harbaugh is getting a pass that other Giants coaches never would have received.

Craig Carton and the guys evaluate Bill Cowher's vision for a conversational shift on the NFL Today pregame show. They highlight why scripted segments often hinder personalities like Shannon Sharpe and Bart Scott compared to the free-flowing style of Inside the NBA. Finally, they discuss the quarterback situations for the Jets and Giants. 01:08 - Critiquing NFL Today 06:56 - Inside The NBA Model 11:30 - Jets And Giants Preview

On the Carton Show on WFAN, Craig Carton dives into the return of football and what they expect to see from the Jets and Giants. Craig insists Jaxson Dart MUST play and wants to see what the Giants rookie can do in a real preseason game. The guys also break down the Jets' first look at Geno Smith and Frank Reich's offense, the expectations for rookie stars David Bailey and Arvell Reese, and the surprising situation surrounding Odell Beckham Jr. as he fights to make the Giants' 53-man roster.

Contrary to Carton's claim, Al has Boomer's number — for emergency use only

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners. The Mets lost to the Braves and didn't score. AJ Ewing made a great catch that Gary Cohen called a ‘psychopathic play'. Craig Carton said he buried the hatchet with Geno Smith at Jets camp yesterday.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and here for his first update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners and the Mets getting shut out by the Braves. We heard Craig Carton talking about not yet being invited to Boomer's Radio Hall of Fame induction.

Gio calls out "cheating scum," targeting a Tulsa Little League team exploiting a special needs loophole and a golfer using a fake sick grandmother to fake a hole-in-one for money. Next, American Pie's Shannon Elizabeth talks black rhinos on Bill Maher's podcast. C-Lo returns with updates on the Yankees beating the Mariners, the Mets' scoreless loss to the Braves featuring AJ Ewing's "psychopathic play," and Craig Carton burying the hatchet with Geno Smith at Jets camp. Finally, Boomer picks his favorite fan-created alternate Islanders jersey—and he loves the fish sticks design.

Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle have a hilarious conversation about producer Nico's REAL first name and the reveal leads to an all-out roast! Then Anthony Gallo walks into the studio and immediately gets put to the test on movies, actors, and classic books. From Robert Redford to Gary Sinise, The Natural, The Deer Hunter, Of Mice and Men and more, Carton and Big Mac discover just how little Gallo remembers!

Russell Westbrook has officially retired after an incredible 18-year NBA career, and Craig Carton and Chris "Big Mac" McMonigle debate where he ranks among the greatest players of his generation. From averaging a triple-double for a season to becoming an MVP and future first-ballot Hall of Famer, the guys break down why Westbrook's legacy deserves more respect.

Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle react to Aaron Glenn's latest interview and both admit they feel MUCH better about the Jets head coach heading into the 2026 season. After a disastrous first season, Glenn appears to be embracing his strengths as a defensive coach and taking ownership of the mistakes he made. Carton says Glenn came across as confident, comfortable and genuine, while Big Mac admits he went home thinking about the interview and came away impressed.

C-Lo has some clips for us and starts with Craig Carton from yesterday talking about one of the lowest moments of his life was hearing Boomer & Gio on a transistor radio while he was in prison. Shaun Morash would love to see a franchise QB show up to camp with a ‘dog looking' girlfriend. We also replayed the audio of the time Dan Le Batard told Vince Wilfork he's impressed with the love he shows his wife and it went sideways.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by Jets general manager Darren Mougey to discuss his work rebuilding the team, head coach Aaron Glenn as he heads into year two, and Geno Smith's struggles at camp thus far.

Craig and C-Mac discuss the Jets being a one quarterback team that's heading into the season incredibly dependent on Geno Smith to revamp their offense under Frank Reich and Aaron Glenn.

Craig and CMac welcome SNY's Connor Hughes to the show to talk about everything they saw at Jets camp, what Connor thinks about New York's upcoming season, and even sneak in Craig's favorite Jaxson Dart debate.

Craig and C-Mac think the WNBA can continue to grow, so long as it gets out of its own way with regard to topics that it should already be on top of.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle talk about the job Aaron Boone has done at the helm of the Yankees this season, given their offensive success amid poor injury luck and struggles from their biggest stars.

Carton and McMonigle break down the New York Yankees' recent series win against the Braves, highlighting the contrast between elite starting pitching and a struggling offense. They also delve into the chaotic state of the WNBA, the Buffalo Bills' stadium blunders, and Craig's adventurous weekend meal of a whole alligator. 01:53 - Yankees Pitching Dominates Braves 16:53 - Carton Cooks Whole Alligator 32:50 - Highmark Stadium Construction Fails 52:10 - WNBA Reality Show Drama 01:07:45 - High School Football Rivalries 01:27:20 - Upgrade To 75 Inch TV 02:05:50 - Life Inside Prison COVID 02:29:15 - Giants Offensive Coaching Concerns 02:58:40 - St John's Internship Opportunity 03:13:10 - Brian Cashman Career Legacy

Hour 4: How The Next CBA Will Impact Jazz Chisholm full 2681 Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:25:00 +0000 saO2WtXrNGtFkLH0qRlpFzpnXXrh63IQ sports The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigle sports Hour 4: How The Next CBA Will Impact Jazz Chisholm The Carton Show with Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle is sports talk with a pulse — loud, loose and unapologetically entertaining. Carton's larger-than-life style and McMonigle's no-nonsense perspective create a show that blends comedy, controversy and real debate. From Yankees and Mets drama to Giants, Jets, Knicks, Nets and whatever headline is dominating the day, nothing is too serious to laugh at or too big to challenge. Unfiltered and unpredictable, The Carton Show turns sports talk into an event. © 2026 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-

CMac is still locked into football but Carton is ready for football

Carton and Big Mac debate whether Boone will still be safe if the Yankees' season ends in disappointment

Carton wonders if George Lombard Jr's social media choices could lead to unwanted controversy. Plus more Yankees talk

Carton and Big Mac realize that with the Rays, Red Sox, and Yankees separated by a handful of games that this AL East race will be one for the books

Big Mac and Carton map out the Yankee stretch run and what a successful month of September would look like

Carton and Big Mac take issue with Shaq and everyone else who go out of their way to discredit the Knicks winning the 2026 NBA title

SHOW OPEN. Carton believes that Yankee fans and the entire organization should be worried about the Red Sox who are on a never ending heater

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss what George Lombard Jr. is doing on his off day, the time that an NYC athlete almost lived with Craig (it didn't work out), and whether or not there's a problem with the Yankees' level of urgency with regard to winning a World Series.

Carton is ready for fooTball while CMac is fully locked in on the Yankees

Jerry & Rami: Rami's Favorite Boomer & Carton / Boomer & Gio Moments -- plus, warmup

Jerry & Rami: Rami's Favorite Boomer & Carton / Boomer & Gio Moments

Jerry & Rami: Rami's Favorite Boomer & Carton / Boomer & Gio Moments

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle open Wednesday's show by reacting to George Lombard Jr.'s Major League debut for the Yankees, and questioning just how much the Giants plan to depend on a 33-year-old Odell Beckham Jr. this season. Is Jaxson Dart in trouble?

Carton and Big Mac investigate reports of a private meeting between Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto mediated by Freddy Peralta. They analyze the New York Yankees' batting order and grade various play-by-play calls of George Lombard Jr.'s first career home run. The conversation concludes with an update on Aaron Judge's injury status and a game to predict his return to the lineup. 01:54 - Peralta Arranges Mets Meeting 09:05 - Yankees Lineup Strategy Debate 16:53 - Comparing Yankees Broadcast Calls 21:56 - Grading Lombard's Historic Homer 36:05 - Ryan Rucco Interview 51:41 - Aaron Judge Scans Update 57:16 - Predicting Judge's Return Date

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the news that Freddy Peralta brokered peace talks between Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto, as Craig is vindicated for his belief that something was afoot between the superstars -- and asks Big Mac how they can move forward.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by Evan Roberts, who explains the strange envelope (and messages) left in the garbage of the studios at WFAN.

New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on WFAN's Carton Show to explain the Yankees' controversial trade deadline decisions. Cashman discusses why the Yankees couldn't land Orioles star catcher Adley Rutschman, the challenges of finding bullpen help, and why the organization decided the asking prices were too high. He also gives updates on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton's injuries, explains the decision to call up George Lombard Jr. and send Anthony Volpe to Triple-A, and responds to criticism that the Yankees lacked urgency at the deadline.

D'AUTRES VACANCES (2/5) – Dans « La Story », le podcast d'actualité des « Echos » Clara Grouzis part cet été à la découverte de manières moins conventionnelles de profiter de ses vacances. Dans ce deuxième épisode, l'essor des camps de lecture.Vous vous informez beaucoup… mais retenez-vous vraiment l'essentiel ? La Sélection des Echos, c'est chaque jour les analyses et décryptages qui comptent vraiment, sélectionnés par notre rédaction. Retrouvez nos meilleures offres réservées à nos auditeurs.« La Story » est un podcast des « Echos » présenté par Clara Grouzis. Cet épisode a été enregistré en juillet 2026. Rédaction en chef : Clémence Lemaistre. Invitées : Mathilde Schaller (fondatrice de The Bookmates), Juliette Vu, Sonia Demal et Mathilde Dutrieux. Réalisation : Nicolas Jean. Chargée de production et d'édition : Clara Grouzis. Musique : Théo Boulenger. Identité graphique : Upian. Photo : The Bookmates. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss a bizarre Dodgers first pitch ceremony involving the children of murder victims on the Carton Show. They critique the Yankees' lack of activity at the MLB trade deadline while analyzing rumors of a massive overpay by the Red Sox for a catcher. The segment transitions into a debate over American flag etiquette and proper behavior during the broadcast. 01:20 - Weird Dodgers First Pitch 05:30 - Privacy After Family Tragedy 09:41 - MLB Trade Deadline Frenzy 13:15 - Yankees Catcher Search Crisis 17:15 - Rutschman Trade Overpay 22:50 - American League Outlook 37:54 - Final Hour Trade Countdown 41:43 - Red Sox Trade Evaluation 46:12 - Trade Deadline Final Countdown 50:42 - Show Etiquette Discussion

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate whether the rest of Major League Baseball should be embarrassed after Los Angeles landed Tarik Skubal and kept adding talent at the trade deadline. Is the Dodgers' spending unfair... or should the Yankees and Mets be doing the exact same thing? The guys also break down Brian Cashman's biggest challenge, why the Yankees MUST add a catcher before the deadline, whether Mason Miller would be enough, and why standing pat could waste one of baseball's best pitching staffs.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Dodgers inviting Rob Reiner's children to throw out the ceremonial first pitch following their family's tragic story, with Craig questioning whether the moment was appropriate while Chris sees it as a chance to move forward.

Carton and Big Mac react to a quiet trade deadline for the Yankees that left the organization without a new starting catcher or bullpen depth. They debate the acquisition of Luis Garcia Jr. and express deep concern over divisional rivals like the Red Sox and Rays making aggressive moves to improve. 01:45 - Yankees Trade Deadline Panic 05:55 - Luis Garcia Hitting Debate 17:40 - Dodgers Massive Spending Advantage 24:35 - Yankees Catching Search Crisis 36:40 - Bizarre Dodgers First Pitch 48:10 - Mets Sell Luke Weaver 59:15 - Red Sox Acquire Rutschman 01:13:35 - Official Yankees Lineup Revealed 01:23:30 - Final Trade Deadline Reaction 01:28:15 - Big Mac Slams Cashman

The Jets are running a terrible backup plan behind Geno Smith, relying on fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik, Bailey Zappe, and Brady Cook. C-Lo returns with updates on Cruz walking in the White Sox win in eleven, a pissed-off Aaron Boone, and Luis Robert Jr lifting the Mets past the Marlins. Plus, Mookie Wilson admits on the Carton show he didn't want to be up in big spots, and Gio claims Rami's day off to see Mumford & Sons was a total weather bust.

C-Lo's got the sounds of Cruz walking in a run to seal the White Sox win in eleven. Aaron Boone was pissed after the game about not scoring. Luis Robert Jr had the go ahead 2-run single as the Mets beat the Marlins. Mookie Wilson was on the Carton show and said he didn't want to be up in a big spot.

The Tiki Time Machine goes back to the Jets drafting Geno Smith in 2013, and the old WFAN reactions are stunning in hindsight. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash revisit takes from Boomer Esiason, Craig Carton, Joe Benigno, Mike Francesa and a much younger Evan, then decide Francesa came closest to identifying the pick for what it really was: a second-round gamble on a quarterback the Jets did not truly love. The archives also uncover a young Tommy Lugauer receiving an on-air assignment from Boomer and Carton before delivering a polished sports minute on J.R. Smith. The nostalgia leads back to a familiar Jets problem, as Geno Smith's draft-day slide is compared to Cade Klubnik and the impossible criticism teams face when deciding how long to wait on a quarterback.

After setting Giants fans on fire, Carton doubles down on his claim that John Harbaugh is the most overrated coach in the NFL. Chris McMonigle pushes back, callers defend Harbaugh's résumé, and the debate quickly turns into one of the hottest Giants conversations of training camp.

Jerry's got Dave Sims call as the Yankees beat the White Sox with Ali Sanchez hitting his first career HR. Max Fried said he was not great, not terrible. The Mets beat the Braves as Lindor drove in 6 with a triple and two home runs. Plaxico Burress was with Carton and Lil' Wayne and was asked which was worse, playing for the Jets or going to prison.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle get into a heated debate over the Giants' future, with Carton making the shocking case that Harbaugh may be one of the NFL's most overrated coaches. The guys break down Baltimore's late-game collapses, Lamar Jackson's playoff shortcomings, Brian Daboll's tenure, and what Giants fans should realistically expect in 2026.

On The Carton Show, Carton and C-Mac explore the disparity in media coverage regarding Kyle Shanahan's unreported car accident versus minor infractions by players like Geno Smith. They revisit a past confrontation with PETA over a show 'meat draft' involving a cow named Mookie before debating the proper etiquette for concert guests like Bruce Springsteen and Pat Monahan. The discussion also covers the Yankees' messy victory over the White Sox and rumors surrounding LeBron James and the Tyrese Maxey led 76ers. 01:22 - Livvy Dunne Vs Brooks Nader 06:45 - Evolution Of Adult Entertainment 11:50 - Kyle Shanahan Accident Reporting 18:08 - PETA Meat Draft Battle 27:15 - Psychology Of Personal Prayers 31:28 - Anthony Volpe Sloppy Error 36:15 - Springsteen Bon Jovi Duet 49:02 - LeBron James Sixers Rumors